That's what I had said in my original message. That isn't working. Did you
read my entire message? I had also stated multiple times, that I had closed
the app entirely, and even dismissed it from my app switcher, then reopened
it with no luck.
Chris.
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From: "Pam Francis" <ppowell...@aol.com>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2012 1:14 AM
Subject: Re: a really bad problem with the Facebook app for iPad.
Hello how are you? Have you tried tapping on the newsfeed when you reopen
your Facebook app? That may refresh your news feed an intern refresher
notifications.
Pam Francis
On Oct 13, 2012, at 9:47 PM, Chris Gilland <clgillan...@gmail.com> wrote:
Okay. This is ridiculous! I am pulling my hair out trying to figure this
out.
Normally, I am very good at figuring these things out, however, I even had
my mother look, who is completely cited, and she cannot even figure it out.
Here's the situation. I have a friend, actually a relative, to be more
precise, who commented on a photo which I uploaded to Facebook. She also
commented on a couple of textual wall posts that I created. I textual wall
posts, I simply just mean status messages. Anyway, I had Facebook set up to
text me every time that I get a comment to my posts. So all of a sudden, I
received a text message from 32665 That tells me patricia McCorkle commented
on one of my status messages. The problem is, I actually open to the
Facebook app on my iPad And not on my iPhone. I sold that I had five
notifications all total. I double tap the notification spy button, and that
presented me with the pop up which contained all of my notifications if I
could double tap on to expand and react to. Sorry for the typos before going
any further by the way. I am using Siri to dictate this email, as I am not
by my computer. I'm actually outside on my back screened in porch enjoying
the nice weather. So please forgive me. Anyway, the problem that I am
running into is, after dismissing this Papa, even if I close the app and
completely get it out of my app switcher, and then go back in, I find it
now, it is saying notifications zero button. Normally, this would be
correct. The problem however is, Patricia Commented once again on one of my
status messages, I do not even believe the same one, while I still had the
Facebook app running on my iPad. I haven't closed the app before she
commented the second time. Now, upon looking at the notifications icon,
without first double tapping on it, I am noticing that it still is showing
notifications zero. It is almost as if it is not refreshing in real time. I
definitely would not however expect for it too. Ultimately, my bottom line
point in all of this is to say, how do I go about refreshing my newsfeed,
notifications, etc., with the iPad app specifically. I am on the most recent
update. I know that with a lot of apps on my iPhone, there is a thing that
says hold down to refresh. With that, I can simply double tap and then slide
my finger down and it will automatically refresh. That does not seem to be
happening here though. I cannot find such an icon anywhere. As I said, worst
scenario, you would think that if I simply got rid of the app out of the app
switcher, and then went and relaunched it from my home screen, that would
Denver fresh automatically. However, that does not even seem to be working.
I am just curious what needs to happen to get this to properly work. I don't
know about the iPhone version, as I hardly have used it, but the iPad
version looks very very promising.
Again as I said: please excuse all the typos in this message. I am quite
confident that there are quite a few. Usually, Siri does very well with me
dictating, however, as of lately, it is really been crappy.
Anyhow, I think you all get the point, nevertheless. Please do let me know,
if any of you guys have any earthly idea how to get this to properly work.
Just to give you a couple more specs, this is an iPad third-generation,
running the very most newest version of the Facebook app, and it is
currently running on iOS six. More specifically, this is the iPad
third-generation, 16 gig black. Not that that matters… But just figured I
would tell you anyway. Smile.
Chris.
Sent from my iPhone
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